Senate Votes Pay Increases Amid Finance Bills
The Senate backed an emergency 15 percent pay raise plan for state workers up to 6000 and 3 percent on portions from 6000 to 5000, with no raise beyond 5000. Also approved were travel expense increases from 4 to 3 per day, a 146,000 emergency appropriation for the adjutant general’s department, and preparations to send education and other institution bills to the House. House actions prioritize teachers with bills filed and committees set for the coming week.
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Camp Cushing Housing Goes Ahead
Dispute with San Antonio plumbing units on Camp Cushing housing delays resolved as work advances toward occupancy. Mayor Gus J. Mauermann announced March 1 that 19 of 100 units at Kelly Field are ready for occupants while base plugs and wiring are added. At Stinson Field, 26 of 435 units are ready and sources say occupancy will commence March 1.
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Gamp Cushing
Gus J. Mauermann
Kelly Field
Sepupanty
Stinson Field
Washington labor official fights rent hike policy debate
A labor official in Washington defended a rent increase proposal during hearings Monday. James Carey of the CLOs secretary-Keasueey urged harmonious wage agreements while unions seek protections. The National Association of Real Estate Boards urged higher rents on some dwellings, proposing a 5 percent rise every two months until a 20 percent cap is reached.
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Rom Faphetrhig
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James GB. Carey
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Tax policy sparks House debate on income tax cuts
Representative Mason Retilt argues against dropping the top rate as debate over tax changes continues. Milton A. Smith of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce cites concerns about wage and hour laws and potential suits as the discussion moves toward reform.
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Milton A. Smith
U.S
Foreign policy debate signals European unity plans
Senator Pepper indicated support for economic unification of Europe through a proposal by Joliet Foster Dulleg, aiming to calm ties with Russia. G O P delegates, including Bullys, attended the U N general assembly. Senator Tydings suggested Democrats ponder neutrality and potential future conflicts in the far northern regions.
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Russia
Joli Foster Dulleg
Europe
G. O P. Wader
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U.N
Se Tydings
CoMd
Yassin
Pale
House Judiciary Opens Hearings on Proposals for Back Portal Reports
The House Judiciary Committee opens hearings on proposals related to back portal reports with four authorized witnesses and Representative Walter 1DuPad to speak. Supreme Court discussed recall of deal provisions.
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Walter 1DuPad
Supreme Cour
Atomic energy policy shift debated in Senate testimony
Baron Baruch told Senate atomic committee he backed civilian control of the atomic energy agency and supported David Lilienthal's nomination to head the commission. He said the army released Smyth report only under pressure from scientists seeking open facts for humanity.
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Senate
Jolt Atomic Committee
David E. Lilienthal
TVA
Atomic Commission
Baruch
Army
House Republicans plan weekly radio report to air Democratic views
Rep Allen Rel, chairman of the House Committee, disclosed a plan under discussion to present a weekly radio report in the nation. The effort would invite Democratic opponents to air their views, with instructions from Speaker Martin to arrange the details.
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Allen Rel
Martin
Symphony Drive to Start Campaign for San Antonio Orchestra
Symphony workers press for at least 115000 to underwrite the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra. A kickoff meeting at Scottish Rite cathedral features E H Kealer as Symphony Society president and plans for a four‑concert fundraising series. David Steves andWeather will explain campaign aims, with first report meeting Thursday at St Anthony hotel.
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William King
Huth Stephens
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Carla, Royton
Sitch
Bexar Facts Highlights Local Newsrooms and Personal Tales
In a mosaic of notes from Bexar, Logan Smiley reports on community happenings. City nurse Ernestine Golibart resigns with thanks to staff, while court files reveal a divorce proceeding and shifting personal stories. A junior tennis organizer Paschal Thall prepares for the February Junior Davis Cup, and various residents share memories of fishing trips and local figures.
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Tom Portwood
Pompeo Coppini
Army
Bill Hens
Washington
Paschal
Thall
Tennistar
Caldwell Jury Selection Starts in Murder Trial
In Caldwell Criminal District Court jury selection began Monday for the murder with malice trial of John J. Caldwell of 219 Chestene Street in the shooting death of Thomas Barrett on October 13.
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Chestene Street
Thomas Barrett
Mexican General Visits San Antonio for Medal Ceremony
General Matias Mais Sates of the Seventh Military vane at Monterrey received Mexico's Medal of Merit first class in San Antonio with Brig. Gen. Julo Pardions Blancas and others in attendance at the St. Anthony hotel. General Ramos Savios accompanied by Lt. Cols. Lopez and Aviles Camacho toured the city. plans included more planes and armor for Mexico. General Beverly received the medal amid local officials including Mayor Gus B. Muermann as Latin American visitors noted.
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Torge H. Beverly
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San Antonio
Amayor
Gus B. Muermann
Beverley
Miguel Aleman
Amos Santos
Electrical Law to Be Passed by City Ordinance
A new electrical ordinance will permit substitute minerals to speed up project work in the city. Mayor B. Mauer mann said the measure will accelerate completion of James' throughout the city. Seven diphtheria deaths were reported by the city health department on Monday linked to a case on Cultonwood avenue.
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Yarsday
City Heath
Cultonwood Avenue
Classified help lines offer guidance and quick results
The San Antonio Light Classifieds department promotes expert writing aid and warm customer service. It invites readers to call for precise, prompt assistance on ads and listings.
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San Antonio Light
Security Office Manager Takes Over
J Gordon James 37 of Lub tools began duties Monday 23 as manager of the San Antonio field office of the Social Security Administration. He succeeds Jesse C Canter who returns to Dallas as assisted manager. James Margley regional director of the in state Hyer Of Texas Louisiana and New Mexico announces. James opened the Wiel Falls office in 1937 and served with the navy. He holds BA and MA from Leas Uhovhntog foal catlone.
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James Bo Margley
Hyer
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Louisiana
Jyes
Wiel Falls
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